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Originally posted by BobAthome
reply to post by grantbeed
THE FACTORY????? can anyone say unsafe working conditions, are u serious???
Originally posted by grantbeed
reply to post by Tallone
You fail to mention all the real reasons that government need to pass these emergency laws -
Things like providing wages for the 50,000 people who cant get to their jobs anymore, stopping the census which by law was required to take place this year, providing payments for people who cant afford to buy water, food, power etc, to provide emergency funding for workplaces who are affected by the quakes, to keep citizens away from a very dangerous CBD in which more masonry is falling down every day due to aftershocks etc......the list can be huge, but you just concentrate on the conspiracy side of things.
I assure you the government have been nothing short of amazing throughout this ordeal and they have done everything in their power to help the people of new zealand and we are all proud of the help thats been given.
this is what our Parliament has done, in just a single day, by unanimously passing the Canterbury Earthquake Response and Recovery Act 2010. It represents an extraordinarily broad transfer of lawmaking power away from Parliament and to the executive branch, with minimal constraints on how that power may be used. In particular:
Individual government ministers, through "Orders in Council", may change virtually every part of NZ's statute book in order to achieve very broadly defined ends, thereby effectively handing to the executive branch Parliament's power to make law;
The legislation forbids courts from examining the reasons a minister has for thinking an Order in Council is needed, as well as the process followed in reaching that decision;
Orders in Council are deemed to have full legislative force, such that they prevail over any inconsistent parliamentary enactment;
Persons acting under the authority of an Order in Council have protection from legal liability, with no right to compensation should their actions cause harm to another person.
These matters are not simply "academic" or "theoretical" in nature. Over and over again history demonstrates that unconstrained power is subject to misuse, and that even well-intentioned measures can result in unintended consequences if there are not clear, formal measures of oversight applied to them.
Originally posted by grantbeed
reply to post by BobAthome
Cool, well id really like it if this thread stayed on track. I created it to discuss exactly whats happening in regard to the underlying faultlines and earthquake activity around the city, not government conspiracy. There's other forums for that discussion.
Lets stay on topic.
thanksedit on 27-2-2011 by grantbeed because: (no reason given)
where is he gttting all the money from?
Originally posted by latitude39
When is enough information, emotion, shared experience enough?
Originally posted by Tallone
These matters are not simply "academic" or "theoretical" in nature. Over and over again history demonstrates that unconstrained power is subject to misuse, and that even well-intentioned measures can result in unintended consequences if there are not clear, formal measures of oversight applied to them.
Originallyposted by aorAki
Remember this is a conspiracy site. That is the frame of reference the majority of people who read on this site will use when they read your posts, and the one I use when I post on ATS.edit on 27-2-2011 by Tallone because: ext into bold